It’s done - 40 y/o implanted 18 August 2023, Germany, Titan

[daddel]

Thank you man I'm glad it made you smile...actually it was inspired by the actual trolls here on this site

That was funny

But if you’re on an implant board, Tooyoung, obviously you must be having some problems with sexual function and possibly considering either an IPP or a malleable. Otherwise, you would be on the Trimix board warning people about scarring/fibrosis, right?

In my case, I didn’t have a choice; all erectile function crapped out on me after a bacterial Infection (always make sure supplements are third-party tested!). I received an implant, not begrudgingly, but complacently out of necessity. I am well aware of the potential inconveniences but, like I said, I didn’t have a choice. I must imagine the same goes for everyone else here, whose discourse should really be interpreted as people trying to make the best of a compromising situation by looking at the brighter side. I agree that that kind of optimism can come off as misleading when the circumstance is viewed objectively, but there really do seem to be a number of guys here with good results who are enjoying their implants (dan_bionic, Rodsmen, etc.), and I do think there is something to be said about that, especially after years of dead erections.

But, you know, after looking around this board for a while, I think the actual lifespan for an IPP is five to six years. I’m actually okay with that.

Hi F1..I appreciate your input by the way...one of the few reasonable guys here.

I've attached two screenshots of a previous piece I wrote that reflect my stance—and highlight the false dichotomy many guys here tend to adopt. I suspect it's because they want to sleep better at night, and honestly, they have every right to. Even those who accept a mechanical failure every month are entitled to their choices. I'm not attacking individuals or personal decisions. But what they don’t have the right to do is act as a propaganda machine and shut down every attempt at critical appraisal.

Hello Mr. Fake account tooyoung, how are you today?

Already registered with a new, 4th account here, since your other accounts and now the „tooyoung“ account is now busted and burned?

Hint: Don’t put something with the word „fog“ in your new username, that’s too obvious.

[fucked0ne]

Thank you man I'm glad it made you smile...actually it was inspired by the actual trolls here on this site

That was funny

But if you’re on an implant board, Tooyoung, obviously you must be having some problems with sexual function and possibly considering either an IPP or a malleable. Otherwise, you would be on the Trimix board warning people about scarring/fibrosis, right?

In my case, I didn’t have a choice; all erectile function crapped out on me after a bacterial Infection (always make sure supplements are third-party tested!). I received an implant, not begrudgingly, but complacently out of necessity. I am well aware of the potential inconveniences but, like I said, I didn’t have a choice. I must imagine the same goes for everyone else here, whose discourse should really be interpreted as people trying to make the best of a compromising situation by looking at the brighter side. I agree that that kind of optimism can come off as misleading when the circumstance is viewed objectively, but there really do seem to be a number of guys here with good results who are enjoying their implants (dan_bionic, Rodsmen, etc.), and I do think there is something to be said about that, especially after years of dead erections.

But, you know, after looking around this board for a while, I think the actual lifespan for an IPP is five to six years. I’m actually okay with that.

Hi F1..I appreciate your input by the way...one of the few reasonable guys here.

I've attached two screenshots of a previous piece I wrote that reflect my stance—and highlight the false dichotomy many guys here tend to adopt. I suspect it's because they want to sleep better at night, and honestly, they have every right to. Even those who accept a mechanical failure every month are entitled to their choices. I'm not attacking individuals or personal decisions. But what they don’t have the right to do is act as a propaganda machine and shut down every attempt at critical appraisal.

I absolutely agree that the implant industry is in serious need of reform—I also believe that they lie about their longevity for marketing purposes. Same with the doctors, who knowingly use this deceptive info to make a sale. But, like I said, if you need one, what are you going to do? It is unlikely that we will see any significant improvement in the design of penile implants. So long as people desperately need them, they will continue in the current fashion; I see no forthcoming boycott on implants from guys desperate for erections. I also don’t think BostonScientific and Coloplast CEOs come onto this board and make notes. They’re on a yacht somewhere. Agitating on a message board is not going to stimulate reform.

I don’t think people here are doing deliberate propaganda. Really, it’s a mixed bag. There are guys who I believe are genuinely happy with their result; there are guys who say they are simply because they want to be one of the boys (they’re still good people). I’ve never given a shit about that. The implant allows me to get hard; I didn’t lose length, but I did lose girth. The LGX—which is NOT “the Cadillac of implants”—has a wobbly, infirm base, and my cosmetic result wasn’t the best. Oh, well. Amazingly, I can still cum.

I’ve considered the malleable, but they have their own issues as well; likely to end up with a pencil dick (although fillers are available), shortened length, or a dick that hangs down permanently at 6 O’clock.

Like I said above, being on this board for a while now, I see the majority of breaks around the five to six year mark—nowhere near as many twos or twelves. It’s a purely unscientific observation, but there is at least one independent study that shows the same.

So, I see from the bottom attachment that you are essentially pro-implant. But are you in the market for an implant and just apprehensive about pulling the trigger? It really isn’t that bad, man. However, you are going to need good insurance in the event of inevitable malfunction (unless you do decide on a malleable). I wouldn’t be too concerned about infection from revision (unless you’re diabetic); Hakky sent me a study showing infection risk was further minimized through the use of a ketogenic diet (since bacteria thrives on carbohydrates/glucose).

[tooyoung]

That was funny

But if you’re on an implant board, Tooyoung, obviously you must be having some problems with sexual function and possibly considering either an IPP or a malleable. Otherwise, you would be on the Trimix board warning people about scarring/fibrosis, right?

In my case, I didn’t have a choice; all erectile function crapped out on me after a bacterial Infection (always make sure supplements are third-party tested!). I received an implant, not begrudgingly, but complacently out of necessity. I am well aware of the potential inconveniences but, like I said, I didn’t have a choice. I must imagine the same goes for everyone else here, whose discourse should really be interpreted as people trying to make the best of a compromising situation by looking at the brighter side. I agree that that kind of optimism can come off as misleading when the circumstance is viewed objectively, but there really do seem to be a number of guys here with good results who are enjoying their implants (dan_bionic, Rodsmen, etc.), and I do think there is something to be said about that, especially after years of dead erections.

But, you know, after looking around this board for a while, I think the actual lifespan for an IPP is five to six years. I’m actually okay with that.

Hi F1..I appreciate your input by the way...one of the few reasonable guys here.

I've attached two screenshots of a previous piece I wrote that reflect my stance—and highlight the false dichotomy many guys here tend to adopt. I suspect it's because they want to sleep better at night, and honestly, they have every right to. Even those who accept a mechanical failure every month are entitled to their choices. I'm not attacking individuals or personal decisions. But what they don’t have the right to do is act as a propaganda machine and shut down every attempt at critical appraisal.

I absolutely agree that the implant industry is in serious need of reform—I also believe that they lie about their longevity for marketing purposes. Same with the doctors, who knowingly use this deceptive info to make a sale. But, like I said, if you need one, what are you going to do? It is unlikely that we will see any significant improvement in the design of penile implants. So long as people desperately need them, they will continue in the current fashion; I see no forthcoming boycott on implants from guys desperate for erections. I also don’t think BostonScientific and Coloplast CEOs come onto this board and make notes. They’re on a yacht somewhere. Agitating on a message board is not going to stimulate reform.

I don’t think people here are doing deliberate propaganda. Really, it’s a mixed bag. There are guys who I believe are genuinely happy with their result; there are guys who say they are simply because they want to be one of the boys (they’re still good people). I’ve never given a shit about that. The implant allows me to get hard; I didn’t lose length, but I did lose girth. The LGX—which is NOT “the Cadillac of implants”—has a wobbly, infirm base, and my cosmetic result wasn’t the best. Oh, well. Amazingly, I can still cum.

I’ve considered the malleable, but they have their own issues as well; likely to end up with a pencil dick (although fillers are available), shortened length, or a dick that hangs down permanently at 6 O’clock.

Like I said above, being on this board for a while now, I see the majority of breaks around the five to six year mark—nowhere near as many twos or twelves. It’s a purely unscientific observation, but there is at least one independent study that shows the same.

So, I see from the bottom attachment that you are essentially pro-implant. But are you in the market for an implant and just apprehensive about pulling the trigger? It really isn’t that bad, man. However, you are going to need good insurance in the event of inevitable malfunction (unless you do decide on a malleable). I wouldn’t be too concerned about infection from revision (unless you’re diabetic); Hakky sent me a study showing infection risk was further minimized through the use of a ketogenic diet (since bacteria thrives on carbohydrates/glucose).

I'm getting mine in December or January, and that delay is just due to personal logistics. I always say a penile implant is a necessity, not a choice. You wouldn't argue with a cardiologist about whether a heart valve is necessary—or with an orthopedic surgeon about a knee replacement.

It's not in our interest to mix up the need for an implant with criticism of its awful reliability. Blurring that line is dangerous. I hope my stance is clear.

We shouldn't be at their mercy as long as we give proper feedback. These are our lives and our money. They have no right to install subpar materials—like Coloplast tubing—just to maintain their 30% yearly revision rate. If Coloplast can make durable cylinders, reservoirs, and pumps, they can make durable tubes too. Whether the “conspiracy” theory is true or not, the tubing is still unreliable.

As for the 5–6 year lifespan you suggested, I agree, but I lean more toward 2–8 years. MAUDE reports fall within that range, and keep in mind—that’s for a median age of 60, and most of them aren’t as active as younger individuals. And if I have to hear one more time about a WWII veteran who’s supposedly more active than me I’m tapped out from the stupidity and shallow replies (not you, F1—I’m talking about the sisters who need to chill a bit).

I’m not saying malleables are good either. They need serious reforms too. I think I’m one of the few who’s actually pointed out deeper insights on why they still suck. We can talk about them in details later. Saying IPPs fail so malleables must be better is a false dichotomy. But I’m going with one anyway—because IPPs fail. A lot. And fast.

Thanks for the surgery tips. I’m not diabetic, but I’ll definitely consider a ketogenic diet before and after my operation.

[tooyoung]

That was funny

But if you’re on an implant board, Tooyoung, obviously you must be having some problems with sexual function and possibly considering either an IPP or a malleable. Otherwise, you would be on the Trimix board warning people about scarring/fibrosis, right?

In my case, I didn’t have a choice; all erectile function crapped out on me after a bacterial Infection (always make sure supplements are third-party tested!). I received an implant, not begrudgingly, but complacently out of necessity. I am well aware of the potential inconveniences but, like I said, I didn’t have a choice. I must imagine the same goes for everyone else here, whose discourse should really be interpreted as people trying to make the best of a compromising situation by looking at the brighter side. I agree that that kind of optimism can come off as misleading when the circumstance is viewed objectively, but there really do seem to be a number of guys here with good results who are enjoying their implants (dan_bionic, Rodsmen, etc.), and I do think there is something to be said about that, especially after years of dead erections.

But, you know, after looking around this board for a while, I think the actual lifespan for an IPP is five to six years. I’m actually okay with that.

Hi F1..I appreciate your input by the way...one of the few reasonable guys here.

I've attached two screenshots of a previous piece I wrote that reflect my stance—and highlight the false dichotomy many guys here tend to adopt. I suspect it's because they want to sleep better at night, and honestly, they have every right to. Even those who accept a mechanical failure every month are entitled to their choices. I'm not attacking individuals or personal decisions. But what they don’t have the right to do is act as a propaganda machine and shut down every attempt at critical appraisal.

I absolutely agree that the implant industry is in serious need of reform—I also believe that they lie about their longevity for marketing purposes. Same with the doctors, who knowingly use this deceptive info to make a sale. But, like I said, if you need one, what are you going to do? It is unlikely that we will see any significant improvement in the design of penile implants. So long as people desperately need them, they will continue in the current fashion; I see no forthcoming boycott on implants from guys desperate for erections. I also don’t think BostonScientific and Coloplast CEOs come onto this board and make notes. They’re on a yacht somewhere. Agitating on a message board is not going to stimulate reform.

I don’t think people here are doing deliberate propaganda. Really, it’s a mixed bag. There are guys who I believe are genuinely happy with their result; there are guys who say they are simply because they want to be one of the boys (they’re still good people). I’ve never given a shit about that. The implant allows me to get hard; I didn’t lose length, but I did lose girth. The LGX—which is NOT “the Cadillac of implants”—has a wobbly, infirm base, and my cosmetic result wasn’t the best. Oh, well. Amazingly, I can still cum.

I’ve considered the malleable, but they have their own issues as well; likely to end up with a pencil dick (although fillers are available), shortened length, or a dick that hangs down permanently at 6 O’clock.

Like I said above, being on this board for a while now, I see the majority of breaks around the five to six year mark—nowhere near as many twos or twelves. It’s a purely unscientific observation, but there is at least one independent study that shows the same.

So, I see from the bottom attachment that you are essentially pro-implant. But are you in the market for an implant and just apprehensive about pulling the trigger? It really isn’t that bad, man. However, you are going to need good insurance in the event of inevitable malfunction (unless you do decide on a malleable). I wouldn’t be too concerned about infection from revision (unless you’re diabetic); Hakky sent me a study showing infection risk was further minimized through the use of a ketogenic diet (since bacteria thrives on carbohydrates/glucose).

And about idea that CEOs are detached and don’t hear our feedback on their crappy products—turns out that’s not true. Honestly, it surprised me more than anyone. I’ll explain why in a separate post soon....

submitting to their mercy is not the only way.

[fucked0ne]

Hi F1..I appreciate your input by the way...one of the few reasonable guys here.

I've attached two screenshots of a previous piece I wrote that reflect my stance—and highlight the false dichotomy many guys here tend to adopt. I suspect it's because they want to sleep better at night, and honestly, they have every right to. Even those who accept a mechanical failure every month are entitled to their choices. I'm not attacking individuals or personal decisions. But what they don’t have the right to do is act as a propaganda machine and shut down every attempt at critical appraisal.

I absolutely agree that the implant industry is in serious need of reform—I also believe that they lie about their longevity for marketing purposes. Same with the doctors, who knowingly use this deceptive info to make a sale. But, like I said, if you need one, what are you going to do? It is unlikely that we will see any significant improvement in the design of penile implants. So long as people desperately need them, they will continue in the current fashion; I see no forthcoming boycott on implants from guys desperate for erections. I also don’t think BostonScientific and Coloplast CEOs come onto this board and make notes. They’re on a yacht somewhere. Agitating on a message board is not going to stimulate reform.

I don’t think people here are doing deliberate propaganda. Really, it’s a mixed bag. There are guys who I believe are genuinely happy with their result; there are guys who say they are simply because they want to be one of the boys (they’re still good people). I’ve never given a shit about that. The implant allows me to get hard; I didn’t lose length, but I did lose girth. The LGX—which is NOT “the Cadillac of implants”—has a wobbly, infirm base, and my cosmetic result wasn’t the best. Oh, well. Amazingly, I can still cum.

I’ve considered the malleable, but they have their own issues as well; likely to end up with a pencil dick (although fillers are available), shortened length, or a dick that hangs down permanently at 6 O’clock.

Like I said above, being on this board for a while now, I see the majority of breaks around the five to six year mark—nowhere near as many twos or twelves. It’s a purely unscientific observation, but there is at least one independent study that shows the same.

So, I see from the bottom attachment that you are essentially pro-implant. But are you in the market for an implant and just apprehensive about pulling the trigger? It really isn’t that bad, man. However, you are going to need good insurance in the event of inevitable malfunction (unless you do decide on a malleable). I wouldn’t be too concerned about infection from revision (unless you’re diabetic); Hakky sent me a study showing infection risk was further minimized through the use of a ketogenic diet (since bacteria thrives on carbohydrates/glucose).

And about idea that CEOs are detached and don’t hear our feedback on their crappy products—turns out that’s not true. Honestly, it surprised me more than anyone. I’ll explain why in a separate post soon....

submitting to their mercy is not the only way.

Okay, I’m intrigued—but I’m probably still correct about them being on a yacht somewhere . And isn’t Coloplast finally fixing their tubing? I know that’s their Achille’s heel. Be interesting to see how that improves their failure rate.

Which malleable are you looking at? If I ever did decide to go that route, I would probably do a Tactra with some concomitant girth expansion procedure.

[daddel]

Hi F1..I appreciate your input by the way...one of the few reasonable guys here.

I've attached two screenshots of a previous piece I wrote that reflect my stance—and highlight the false dichotomy many guys here tend to adopt. I suspect it's because they want to sleep better at night, and honestly, they have every right to. Even those who accept a mechanical failure every month are entitled to their choices. I'm not attacking individuals or personal decisions. But what they don’t have the right to do is act as a propaganda machine and shut down every attempt at critical appraisal.

I absolutely agree that the implant industry is in serious need of reform—I also believe that they lie about their longevity for marketing purposes. Same with the doctors, who knowingly use this deceptive info to make a sale. But, like I said, if you need one, what are you going to do? It is unlikely that we will see any significant improvement in the design of penile implants. So long as people desperately need them, they will continue in the current fashion; I see no forthcoming boycott on implants from guys desperate for erections. I also don’t think BostonScientific and Coloplast CEOs come onto this board and make notes. They’re on a yacht somewhere. Agitating on a message board is not going to stimulate reform.

I don’t think people here are doing deliberate propaganda. Really, it’s a mixed bag. There are guys who I believe are genuinely happy with their result; there are guys who say they are simply because they want to be one of the boys (they’re still good people). I’ve never given a shit about that. The implant allows me to get hard; I didn’t lose length, but I did lose girth. The LGX—which is NOT “the Cadillac of implants”—has a wobbly, infirm base, and my cosmetic result wasn’t the best. Oh, well. Amazingly, I can still cum.

I’ve considered the malleable, but they have their own issues as well; likely to end up with a pencil dick (although fillers are available), shortened length, or a dick that hangs down permanently at 6 O’clock.

Like I said above, being on this board for a while now, I see the majority of breaks around the five to six year mark—nowhere near as many twos or twelves. It’s a purely unscientific observation, but there is at least one independent study that shows the same.

So, I see from the bottom attachment that you are essentially pro-implant. But are you in the market for an implant and just apprehensive about pulling the trigger? It really isn’t that bad, man. However, you are going to need good insurance in the event of inevitable malfunction (unless you do decide on a malleable). I wouldn’t be too concerned about infection from revision (unless you’re diabetic); Hakky sent me a study showing infection risk was further minimized through the use of a ketogenic diet (since bacteria thrives on carbohydrates/glucose).

And about idea that CEOs are detached and don’t hear our feedback on their crappy products—turns out that’s not true. Honestly, it surprised me more than anyone. I’ll explain why in a separate post soon....

submitting to their mercy is not the only way.

Hello Mr. Fake profile tooyoung, how are you today? I see you’re still posting your Big Pharma conspiracy theories into my thread.

Did you already opened up your 4th account here? For what do you need so many profiles and why did you delete/change your previous pro-IPP posts into anti-IPP posts resp. in just a „.“? No one does this - only you.

It’s also funny and impressive how quick you always have your data and evidence available and ready to post, like… as if you have access to a big database. Like… a professional IT solution/database, as you would sit in front of your work computer.

For what company do you work while you’re posting your 300 anti IPP messages here?

[tooyoung]

I absolutely agree that the implant industry is in serious need of reform—I also believe that they lie about their longevity for marketing purposes. Same with the doctors, who knowingly use this deceptive info to make a sale. But, like I said, if you need one, what are you going to do? It is unlikely that we will see any significant improvement in the design of penile implants. So long as people desperately need them, they will continue in the current fashion; I see no forthcoming boycott on implants from guys desperate for erections. I also don’t think BostonScientific and Coloplast CEOs come onto this board and make notes. They’re on a yacht somewhere. Agitating on a message board is not going to stimulate reform.

I don’t think people here are doing deliberate propaganda. Really, it’s a mixed bag. There are guys who I believe are genuinely happy with their result; there are guys who say they are simply because they want to be one of the boys (they’re still good people). I’ve never given a shit about that. The implant allows me to get hard; I didn’t lose length, but I did lose girth. The LGX—which is NOT “the Cadillac of implants”—has a wobbly, infirm base, and my cosmetic result wasn’t the best. Oh, well. Amazingly, I can still cum.

I’ve considered the malleable, but they have their own issues as well; likely to end up with a pencil dick (although fillers are available), shortened length, or a dick that hangs down permanently at 6 O’clock.

Like I said above, being on this board for a while now, I see the majority of breaks around the five to six year mark—nowhere near as many twos or twelves. It’s a purely unscientific observation, but there is at least one independent study that shows the same.

So, I see from the bottom attachment that you are essentially pro-implant. But are you in the market for an implant and just apprehensive about pulling the trigger? It really isn’t that bad, man. However, you are going to need good insurance in the event of inevitable malfunction (unless you do decide on a malleable). I wouldn’t be too concerned about infection from revision (unless you’re diabetic); Hakky sent me a study showing infection risk was further minimized through the use of a ketogenic diet (since bacteria thrives on carbohydrates/glucose).

And about idea that CEOs are detached and don’t hear our feedback on their crappy products—turns out that’s not true. Honestly, it surprised me more than anyone. I’ll explain why in a separate post soon....

submitting to their mercy is not the only way.

Hello Mr. Fake profile tooyoung, how are you today? I see you’re still posting your Big Pharma conspiracy theories into my thread.

Did you already opened up your 4th account here? For what do you need so many profiles and why did you delete/change your previous pro-IPP posts into anti-IPP posts resp. in just a „.“? No one does this - only you.

It’s also funny and impressive how quick you always have your data and evidence available and ready to post, like… as if you have access to a big database. Like… a professional IT solution/database, as you would sit in front of your work computer.

For what company do you work while you’re posting your 300 anti IPP messages here?

It's very strange that you're vigorously defending Big Pharma and calling me a conspiracist—when you're the one whose youth was stolen by Finasteride.

To this day, there's still no proper recognition of post-Finasteride syndrome or the permanent implications of Finasteride on sexual health. Top hair specialists continue to dismiss these side effects, just as psychiatrists have long dismissed PSSD. There have been virtually no serious attempts to investigate the pathophysiology of this issue, except by Melcangi in Italy—who is independently endorsed by sufferers of PFS and PSSD—David Healy in the UK, and a handful of doctors who didn't gaslight their patients. And guess what? All of them, along with the sufferers—including you—have been labeled conspiracists.

Only very recently—just in the past few months/years—have a few governments begun issuing warning labels on these medications, and only after relentless pressure from so-called "conspiracists." SSRIs have been around since the 1980s, and Propecia since the 1990s....If it weren't for asskissers who gaslighted sufferes and defended big pharma/doctors like house slaves there would have been better care/treatment for you —or at least a warning before taking the drug. At the very least, you wouldn’t have been dismissed all these years.

And the multi-account thing is simply not true..believe what you want to believe...I don't care....but it makes you not only look like a house slave but also a child
...I couldn't think of a much worse state.

[daddel]

And about idea that CEOs are detached and don’t hear our feedback on their crappy products—turns out that’s not true. Honestly, it surprised me more than anyone. I’ll explain why in a separate post soon....

submitting to their mercy is not the only way.

Hello Mr. Fake profile tooyoung, how are you today? I see you’re still posting your Big Pharma conspiracy theories into my thread.

Did you already opened up your 4th account here? For what do you need so many profiles and why did you delete/change your previous pro-IPP posts into anti-IPP posts resp. in just a „.“? No one does this - only you.

It’s also funny and impressive how quick you always have your data and evidence available and ready to post, like… as if you have access to a big database. Like… a professional IT solution/database, as you would sit in front of your work computer.

For what company do you work while you’re posting your 300 anti IPP messages here?

It's very strange that you're vigorously defending Big Pharma and calling me a conspiracist—when you're the one whose youth was stolen by Finasteride.

To this day, there's still no proper recognition of post-Finasteride syndrome or the permanent implications of Finasteride on sexual health. Top hair specialists continue to dismiss these side effects, just as psychiatrists have long dismissed PSSD. There have been virtually no serious attempts to investigate the pathophysiology of this issue, except by Melcangi in Italy—who is independently endorsed by sufferers of PFS and PSSD—David Healy in the UK, and a handful of doctors who didn't gaslight their patients. And guess what? All of them, along with the sufferers—including you—have been labeled conspiracists.

Only very recently—just in the past few months/years—have a few governments begun issuing warning labels on these medications, and only after relentless pressure from so-called "conspiracists." SSRIs have been around since the 1980s, and Propecia since the 1990s....If it weren't for asskissers who gaslighted sufferes and defended big pharma/doctors like house slaves there would have been better care/treatment for you —or at least a warning before taking the drug. At the very least, you wouldn’t have been dismissed all these years.

And the multi-account thing is simply not true..believe what you want to believe...I don't care....but it makes you not only look like a house slave but also a child
...I couldn't think of a much worse state.

Ok Mr. Fake account tooyoung, nice you can also use ChatGPT, or is there a customized version in your company you’re working for?

You don’t see no one here takes your fake posts seriously anymore? Are you blind?

Have a nice day Mr Fake profile tooyoung!

I hope to hear more horror stories and blaming Big Pharma from you today!

IPP are the worst!!! They are so unreliable and they all LIE to us! IPPs don’t work, never, and everyone without excepting gets a numb dick and you’ll never ever have an orgasm again!!! Let’s take out the aluminium hats!! Anitvaxx as well and Covid was a hoax!!

[tooyoung]

I absolutely agree that the implant industry is in serious need of reform—I also believe that they lie about their longevity for marketing purposes. Same with the doctors, who knowingly use this deceptive info to make a sale. But, like I said, if you need one, what are you going to do? It is unlikely that we will see any significant improvement in the design of penile implants. So long as people desperately need them, they will continue in the current fashion; I see no forthcoming boycott on implants from guys desperate for erections. I also don’t think BostonScientific and Coloplast CEOs come onto this board and make notes. They’re on a yacht somewhere. Agitating on a message board is not going to stimulate reform.

I don’t think people here are doing deliberate propaganda. Really, it’s a mixed bag. There are guys who I believe are genuinely happy with their result; there are guys who say they are simply because they want to be one of the boys (they’re still good people). I’ve never given a shit about that. The implant allows me to get hard; I didn’t lose length, but I did lose girth. The LGX—which is NOT “the Cadillac of implants”—has a wobbly, infirm base, and my cosmetic result wasn’t the best. Oh, well. Amazingly, I can still cum.

I’ve considered the malleable, but they have their own issues as well; likely to end up with a pencil dick (although fillers are available), shortened length, or a dick that hangs down permanently at 6 O’clock.

Like I said above, being on this board for a while now, I see the majority of breaks around the five to six year mark—nowhere near as many twos or twelves. It’s a purely unscientific observation, but there is at least one independent study that shows the same.

So, I see from the bottom attachment that you are essentially pro-implant. But are you in the market for an implant and just apprehensive about pulling the trigger? It really isn’t that bad, man. However, you are going to need good insurance in the event of inevitable malfunction (unless you do decide on a malleable). I wouldn’t be too concerned about infection from revision (unless you’re diabetic); Hakky sent me a study showing infection risk was further minimized through the use of a ketogenic diet (since bacteria thrives on carbohydrates/glucose).

And about idea that CEOs are detached and don’t hear our feedback on their crappy products—turns out that’s not true. Honestly, it surprised me more than anyone. I’ll explain why in a separate post soon....

submitting to their mercy is not the only way.

Okay, I’m intrigued—but I’m probably still correct about them being on a yacht somewhere . And isn’t Coloplast finally fixing their tubing? I know that’s their Achille’s heel. Be interesting to see how that improves their failure rate.

Which malleable are you looking at? If I ever did decide to go that route, I would probably do a Tactra with some concomitant girth expansion procedure.

Yeah ofcourse you were right ofcourse they are on a yacht somewhere ...and they will only bother when their sales take a hit or when doctors pressure them from our pressure...over-optimistic I know but we can't asskiss either.

Yeah I hope they fix the achille's heel and not come up with "novel" bullshitty extra specs that would again make it unreliable.


I'm still quite confused between Genesis and Rigi10.

Genesis has been around since 1998, making it the oldest of the malleables. It’s considered more anatomically appropriate due to its tapered tips, which allow for easier insertion and better fit within the distal corpora. I also assume this design reduces pressure on the tunica from the sides distally, unlike rounded malleables—a point noted by some high-volume malleable implanters. Additionally, its proximal end is not narrowed like Rigi10’s. This broader proximal segment occupies the proximal corpora more fully, presumably providing a firmer base.

However, I believe Genesis has suboptimal axial rigidity compared to other brands, which makes it more concealable. Its lack of a 12 mm size is a significant drawback: if 12 mm turns out to be the ideal fit during surgery, settling for 11 mm would mean undersizing—compromising both size preservation and axial rigidity.

Rigi10 and Tactra also have limited bendability, especially Tactra.

In general, those with larger dicks or who found the IPP to be wobbly—like yourself—should probably avoid malleables. I’ve outlined the reasons in this post:

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Hello Mr. Fake profile tooyoung, how are you today? I see you’re still posting your Big Pharma conspiracy theories into my thread.

Did you already opened up your 4th account here? For what do you need so many profiles and why did you delete/change your previous pro-IPP posts into anti-IPP posts resp. in just a „.“? No one does this - only you.

It’s also funny and impressive how quick you always have your data and evidence available and ready to post, like… as if you have access to a big database. Like… a professional IT solution/database, as you would sit in front of your work computer.

For what company do you work while you’re posting your 300 anti IPP messages here?

It's very strange that you're vigorously defending Big Pharma and calling me a conspiracist—when you're the one whose youth was stolen by Finasteride.

To this day, there's still no proper recognition of post-Finasteride syndrome or the permanent implications of Finasteride on sexual health. Top hair specialists continue to dismiss these side effects, just as psychiatrists have long dismissed PSSD. There have been virtually no serious attempts to investigate the pathophysiology of this issue, except by Melcangi in Italy—who is independently endorsed by sufferers of PFS and PSSD—David Healy in the UK, and a handful of doctors who didn't gaslight their patients. And guess what? All of them, along with the sufferers—including you—have been labeled conspiracists.

Only very recently—just in the past few months/years—have a few governments begun issuing warning labels on these medications, and only after relentless pressure from so-called "conspiracists." SSRIs have been around since the 1980s, and Propecia since the 1990s....If it weren't for asskissers who gaslighted sufferes and defended big pharma/doctors like house slaves there would have been better care/treatment for you —or at least a warning before taking the drug. At the very least, you wouldn’t have been dismissed all these years.

And the multi-account thing is simply not true..believe what you want to believe...I don't care....but it makes you not only look like a house slave but also a child
...I couldn't think of a much worse state.

Ok Mr. Fake account tooyoung, nice you can also use ChatGPT, or is there a customized version in your company you’re working for?

You don’t see no one here takes your fake posts seriously anymore? Are you blind?

Have a nice day Mr Fake profile tooyoung!

I hope to hear more horror stories and blaming Big Pharma from you today!

IPP are the worst!!! They are so unreliable and they all LIE to us! IPPs don’t work, never, and everyone without excepting gets a numb dick and you’ll never ever have an orgasm again!!! Let’s take out the aluminium hats!! Anitvaxx as well and Covid was a hoax!!

Your finasteride story is more than enough horror for today